Raviv Drucker against Channel 14: "The madness of the 'shofrot', a pile of dirty people"
Raviv Drucker launched a sharp attack against Channel 14 journalists following the political storm surrounding contacts between Yoav Segalovitz and Mansour Abbas: "This pile of dirty people will not move him."
The news about contacts held by MK Yoav Segalovitz (Yesh Atid) with MK Mansour Abbas, chairman of the Ra'am party, sparked a storm in the Israeli political system and media. In a statement published in Arabic, Abbas rejected the claims regarding the existence of these contacts, stating that the party is currently focused on holding primaries.
Against the backdrop of the storm surrounding this political move, the reality of which remains questionable, Raviv Drucker expressed his position regarding the reaction of Channel 14 journalists on his program "Azor Bechira" ("Election Zone"), broadcast on Channel 13.
"Want to know how genius the move of joining Segalovitz to Mansour Abbas's Ra'am and placing him as a candidate for Minister of Internal Security is? Just look at the madness of the 'shofrot' (propagandists)," said Drucker, showing clips from Channel 14's current affairs programs.
One panelist expressed her position by stating: "The destruction of the State of Israel through the joining of Segalovitz." Dana Varon, a senior presenter on Channel 14 identified with the right-wing camp, labeled the Yesh Atid MK with the nickname "Muhammad Segalovitz."
Another panelist on Channel 14 claimed that "Yoav Segalovitz is driven entirely by pure hatred of Judaism." Later, viewers were shown MK Moshe Saada, who expressed his anger at MK Segalovitz, stating:
"A Trojan horse of criminal organizations on behalf of Ra'am, and that will be Segalovitz."
Raviv Drucker addressed the viewers:
"About this Moshe Saada, a district court judge wrote such harsh things that in any other place he would have been fired that same day and would not have poked his nose out of the house. Yoav Segalovitz was the head of the investigations division, responsible for some of the biggest corruption investigations we have had. He was responsible for the fight against crime in the Arab sector. The number of murder cases in the Arab sector dropped during his tenure by 17%. In the period of the 'shofrot,' it has already risen by hundreds of percent. Mansour Abbas has proven more than once that he does not fold in the face of criticism. From my acquaintance with Segalovitz, this pile of dirty people will not move him either."
